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In the sounds mentioned is
represented "am-an-an"
(Am Anfang);
it is interesting, that "m" and "n" are semivowels,
or sonants; "am-an" or "man"
are -- the sounds of thought; actually: --
man-yti
is "to comprehend"
[ponimat'] (in Lithuanian),
man-am (in Armenian) is also this; in
Zendic
thought is -- mana; and in Sanskrit
thought is --
manah,
prayer is -- both man-ma, and
man-tra,
mind is -- mana-s;
had in mind is -- mamn-ate
; "mn" are -- sounds of thought: Russian
mn-it' is me think and mn-enie
is my opinion; min-eti
is to "have in mind" [imet' na ume]
(in Lithuanian); mind is -- menos,
both
men-s and
men-me
(Irish) are -- mind. Now we can be mindful of these
sounds. -- "Am Anfang" -- in them is the
combination of "am-an-an," which is transformed
into (a)mana(n); -- "am Anfang" ("in the
beginning") announces with the sound of the words,
that "in the beginning there was a reasoning
mind." The very beginning is a reasoning mind:
"In the beginning was the word."
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